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Doohan's F1 future looking more uncertain after Miami

Jack Doohan, Alpine's 22-year-old Australian driver, retired from the May 3, 2025 Miami Grand Prix after colliding on the opening lap.
Doohan's future with the Renault-owned Alpine looks uncertain following a string of six races without points and ongoing speculation about his seat.
Alpine signed Argentine Franco Colapinto, who scored five points in nine races last year for Williams, as reserve and is reportedly favored by executive advisor Flavio Briatore.
Alpine team boss Ollie Oakes confirmed on May 2 that Doohan remains their driver alongside Pierre Gasly but acknowledged they always evaluate performance amid rumors of a change at Imola.
Doohan said he focuses on preparing for the upcoming European triple-header, while Alpine considers replacement rumors as noise despite interest from Colapinto's Argentine sponsors.

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(Reuters) -Australian Jack Doohan's Formula One future looks increasingly uncertain amid speculation the rookie could be replaced at Renault-owned Alpine before the next race at Imola. Read full story

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Doohan's F1 future looking more uncertain after Miami

Australian Jack Doohan's Formula One future looks increasingly uncertain amid speculation the rookie could be replaced at Renault-owned Alpine before the next race at Imola.Doohan, 22 and son of motorcycle great Mick, has yet to score a point in six races this season and one at the end of 2024.The Rac

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Untelevised Jack Doohan moment spotted as call for 'better contracts' begin

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Gasly admits Alpine ‘need answers’ after difficult weekend

Pierre Gasly has conceded that Alpine “definitely need some answers” prior to the next race on the calendar at Imola after a tough weekend for the squad in Miami that saw the Frenchman cross the line in 13th, while team mate Jack Doohan suffered a race-ending collision on Lap 1.

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Rumor: Jack Doohan in Imola no longer in the F1 field

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